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4.5 Using MIDI Loops 35

When the Auto-Strum mode is switched on, one ﬁrst plays the note which should not be bended

and then the second one. The bending effect is then obtained by moving the pitch wheel or using

the aftertouch. This will only work, however, for intervals larger than one tone because otherwise

Strum always automatically triggers a hammer-on or pull-off when intervals of one or two semi-

tones are played legato.

When the Auto-Strum mode is switched off, the two notes can be played at the same time on

the keyboard. The lowest is then triggered with the bass strumming key (E5) and the second note

with the arp 4 key (G5). The note to be bended is triggered last and the bending is activated either

using aftertouch or the pitch wheel.

4.4.7 Power Chords

Power chords are equivalent to playing a ﬁfth interval. They are referred to as chords because

they can also be interpreted as a major chord played without the third. In Strum, power chords are

obtained by playing ﬁfth intervals on the keyboard. When two notes are played simultaneously on

the keyboard, Strum detects an interval and therefore plays the notes on different strings. It is not

always possible to play notes simultaneously when playing live and it is therefore recommended to

play the highest note of the interval slightly before the lowest. Otherwise, Strum may decide to play

the highest note on the lowest string and then will also need to voice the lowest note on the lowest

string which will result in both notes being played one after the other. A power chord voicing on

three strings is obtained by playing the root, the ﬁfth and the root again one octave higher on the

keyboard.

Note that if you wish to obtain a power chord whenever a chord containing 3 or more notes is

played on the keyboard, you can also set the chord type in the Chords/Loop section to Powerchord

as explained in Section 4.6.

4.5 Using MIDI Loops

Reproducing complex patterns played on the guitar can rapidly become complicated and requires

to be a good keyboard player. The good news, however, is that patterns, in other words sequences

of chords and strumming keys, can easily be played using Strum’s MIDI loop player. Furthermore,

Strum is supplied with a library of MIDI loops which you can use to easily start creating a new

piece. The standard loop library is accessible directly from Strum’s interface by clicking on the

Load button of the loop player which will automatically bring you to the default MIDI loop library

folder. Loops can be used as they are or can easily be edited in a sequencer and then be played

using the Strum MIDI loop player.

It is important to note that Strum makes no distinction between MIDI signal coming from the

standard MIDI input (keyboard or sequencer) or the MIDI loop player. How Strum interprets the

MIDI signal it receives therefore depends whether the Auto-Strum mode is on or off. When it is

on, Strum will play chords as they are played on the keyboard and then trigger them again when

strumming keys are played in the loop. It is therefore usually simpler to switch the Auto-Strum

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